by using netfilterqueue, you can pass a filter using the new -F option, (will be adding an example later)
additionaly removed some deprecated attributes and the --manual-iptables option
DHCP poisoning now works on Windows, additionaly it's been optimized for performance improvements
ARP poisoning has been optimized with and internal cache and some algo improvements
cve-details-parser.py has been added to the utils/ directory to help adding exploits to the BrowserSniper config file
I'm currently working on adding to the filepwn plugin all of the missing options that bdfproxy stand-alone has
- The inject plugin now uses beautifulsoup4 to actually parse HTML and add content to it as supposed to using regexes
- The logging of the whole framework has been compleatly overhauled
- plugindetect.js now includes os.js from the metasploit framework for os and browser detection, let's us fingerprint hosts even if UA is lying!
- New plugin HTA Drive-by has been added, prompts the user for a plugin update and makes them download an hta app which contains a powershell payload
- the API of the plugins has been simplified
- Improvements and error handling to user-agent parsing
- Some misc bugfixes
JavaPwn plugin has been renamed to BrowserSniper (cause it now supports java, flash and browser exploits), it's been completly re-written along with it's config file section
Addition of the screenshotter plugin, currently there is a bug when decoding the base64 encoded png files (a very wierd one) , but other than that it works (did i mention i hate js?)
Jskeylogger's javscript now works on every browser except FF mobile (have no clue what's with that) p.s. did i mention i hate JS?
Plugins that deal with javascript now read it from a file as supposed to having it built in (encoding issues) fu javascript
User agent parsing is now built in and handled by core/httpagentparser.py, this because the user-agent library is a pain to install on some distros , also removes 3-4 deps which is a plus
also fuck javascript
I've re-written a decent amount of the framework to support dynamic config file updates, revamped the ARP Spoofing 'engine' and changed the way MITMf integrates Responder and Netcreds.
- Net-creds is now started by default and no longer a plugin.. It's all about getting those creds after all.
- Integrated the Subterfuge Framework's ARPWatch script, it will enable itself when spoofing the whole subnet (also squashed bugs in the original ARP spoofing code)
- The spoof plugin now supports specifying a range of targets (e.g. --target 10.10.10.1-15) and multiple targets (e.g. --target 10.10.10.1,10.10.10.2)
- An SMB Server is now started by default, MITMf now uses Impacket's SMBserver as supposed to the one built into Responder, mainly for 2 reasons:
1) Impacket is moving towards SMB2 support and is actively developed
2) Impacket's SMB server is fully functional as supposed to Responder's (will be adding a section for it in the config file)
3) Responder's SMB server was unrealiable when used through MITMf (After spending a day trying to figure out why, I just gave up and yanked it out)
- Responder's code has been broken down into single importable classes (way easier to manage and read, ugh!)
- Started adding dynamic config support to Responder's code and changed the logging messages to be a bit more readable.
- POST data captured through the proxy will now only be logged and printed to STDOUT when it's decodable to UTF-8 (this prevents logging encrypted data which is no use)
- Responder and the Beefapi script are no longer submodules (they seem to be a pain to package, so i removed them to help a brother out)
- Some plugins are missing because I'm currently re-writing them, will be added later
- Main plugin class now inharates from the ConfigWatcher class, this way plugins will support dynamic configs natively! \o/
